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Я хотела рисовать Циолковского, а это недела идеально потому что тема вызова искусства НАСА "пуск". Кто лучше рисовать, чем первый модерний учёний ракет?
I wanted to draw Tsiolkovsky, and this week was perfect because the theme of NASA's art challenge is "launch". Who better to draw, than the first modern rocket scientist?
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Russian cosmism has its own page on aesthetics wiki.
Not to be confused with Cosmicism or Russian Futurism. Russian Cosmism is a philosophical and cultural movement that emerged in late 19th- a
Vladimir Putin: Quotes Tsiolkovskii for purposes of Russian nationalism
Elon Musk: Quotes Tsiolkovskii to promote his private space agency
Konstantin Tsiolkovskii, if you actually read what he wrote: anti-nationalism, anti-war, anti-capitalism
I recently read На луне by Циолковский and it felt very kafkaesque, even starting with the main character waking up having undergone a big change (total coincidence, Kafka was 10 when Циолковский wrote it), but it seems to go back to what I posted about earlier about how there seem to be some similarities between Russian Cosmism and the kafkaesque.
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Konstantin Tsiolkovskii: Мы уехам вместе
Robert Goddard: We're heading for Venus...maybe they've seen us
Wernher von Braun: I guess there is no one to blame
Sergey Korolëv: Это последный обратный отсчёт!
Konstantin Tsiolkovskiy (1857-1935) was a bit of a curmudgeon and crackpot but he was prescient. Besides coming up with the mathematics that made it possible to develop viable rocket propulsion (in 1903!), he also wrote a bunch of stuff on pretty much every aspect of space travel. In June 1933, he produced an “Album of Space Voyages”—basically a bunch of hand-drawn sketches predicting what might happen during spaceflights. This page from the album shows how things might seem in weightlessness, presumably inside a space station. Pretty good for a half-deaf village school teacher.
